Cotton market talks and farmer concerns at Texas AM
The article surveys farmer meetings at Texas A M College addressing cotton marketing, foreign demand, and the domestic allotment plan. It notes Fort Worth and Hutchinson gatherings, calls for factual farmer input, and warns against glittering generalities. It cites opinions from Dallas Morning News and discussions of supply, consumption, and policy challenges.
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Ihs
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Health officials warn of scarlet fever danger to children
State health adviser Dr Geo W Cox outlines scarlet fever risks and transmission. He stresses that even mild cases may infect others, urges strict isolation for three weeks after onset, and notes antitoxin can shorten illness when given early.
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Dust storms sweep Asia and disrupt Japan and China
A recent dust storm devastated Hokkaido and Tokyo areas, halting commerce and damaging crops with silt covering fields and roads. Across the Orient, ongoing dust storms have transformed arable land, alarming China and fear spreading to foreign markets.
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Tokyo
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